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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1914
Page
2
The Tombstone Epitaph published weekly by the Giragi Brothers lists subscription options including one year at 300 dollars and 150 for 10 units with Sunday issues.
A read through the Tombstone ballot lists candidates for state and county offices. Named figures include Alfred C Lockwood Mark A Smith Eugene W Chafin P Carl Hayden Henry Ulrich G W F Hunt George U Young Ralph H Cameron JR Barnett Mireiosniga J C Callaghan Charles R Greene Supt Public Instruction Case Rose Krebs Wa Moore Auditor Mrt Simms Thos H Rynning Chas P Meyers Wiley E Jones LB Alexander Joseph E Morrison Corpn Comm Commission members A Cole and others with varied party affiliations.
A listing of proposed constitutional amendments includes statewide prohibition, creation of a state reclamation service, governor and legislative powers, and limits on repeal. It references changes to pardons, county organization, representation, and various amendments affecting the PECAL Code and public utilities, with scattered notes on districts and counties.
At a Tucson Central Trades Council meeting chaired by Judge C E Comstock the group passed a resolution opposing the anti blacklist bill. The discussion noted the Arizona State Federation of Labor’s stance and warned the measure could bar employers from asking about a job applicant’s prior employment and risk imprisonment or damages.
Planning for the mining congress gains activity as reception committee members prepare. Sessions begin Monday December 7 at 2 PM in the Elk's Theatre with Judge Joseph H Kibbey chairing the reception committee and Judge Richard Sloan welcoming delegates. Governor Bunt will welcome delegates to the state and Mayor Young will invite them to make Phoenix their city.
Thursday C B Tarbell, Republican candidate, tours the county on a brisk campaign. Born in New York in 1851, he moved to Arizona 35 years ago and has long lived in Cochise County. Tarbell has not held office but seeks election to public office, aiming to break his campaign record.
Marcus A Smith the Democratic nominee for United States Senator addressed a huge crowd at the Elk's Hall in Phoenix. The audience packed the hall and streets outside as supporters from Mesa Tempe and other Salt River Valley towns filled the scene. Party leaders projected a strong showing on November 3 with estimates near four thousand votes for Smith.
Phoenix report from the state secretary of state shows Arizona has over 71 000 registered voters with counties nearly complete. Population estimate set around 215 090, based on a ratio of three to one, as officials finalize county tallies.
The piece argues the present campaign relies on education through newspapers rather than speeches. It stresses printers' ink as a deliberate tool, with readers forming opinions from readable materials on both sides, not swayed by emotional speakers.
Special to the Paosractoe from Phoenix on November 2 1914 reports Democrats expect to win statewide and across precincts. Analysts predict state candidates will secure majorities ranging from three to ten thousand votes via ticket platters.
Public notice lists creditors for Case No 12H Angioa with $2,000 claim and Proceeding details. Decree notices target creditors for Krateberg. Settlement accounts for Morrison and lease authorization referenced in the filing.
Public entry list for El Paso Phoenix race shows numerous drivers and cars with owners from Phoenix El Paso Tucson and surrounding towns. Notable entrants include M Naquin D Moore Charles F Keene H Dale Thomas Crowl Asche Dunn Fay Bradford Tremaine Murphy and Tooley McNary among others with cars such as Velie Kissel Metropole Buick Marmon Cadillac Oldsmobile Ford Pope Hartford and Fiat. The roster spans El Paso Tucson Globe Phoenix and nearby communities with diverse car brands and sponsors.
An advert promises one hundred dollars for any case that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The offer targets readers seeking a guaranteed remedy and implies confidence in the product's effectiveness.
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